Minor Injuries

Managing Minor Injuries with Telehealth

What Are Minor Injuries?

Minor injuries include sprains, strains, small cuts, bruises, and minor burns. These injuries can usually be managed at home with appropriate care and guidance.

Is Telehealth Right for Minor Injuries?

Telehealth is suitable for assessing and managing minor injuries. Nurse Practitioners can evaluate your injury, provide treatment recommendations, and advise on whether further medical attention is necessary.

When to Use Telehealth for Minor Injuries

  • Injury Assessment: Discuss your symptoms and get a professional evaluation of your injury.
  • Home Care Guidance: Receive advice on how to care for your injury at home, including bandaging, pain management, and recovery tips.
  • Referral if Needed: Your NP can refer you to in-person care if the injury requires more extensive treatment.

How Telehealth Works

  1. Convenient Consultations: Access expert care without leaving your home.
  2. Detailed Instructions: Receive clear guidance on treating and monitoring your injury.
  3. Quick Care: Get prompt advice and peace of mind without waiting in a clinic.

FAQs

Can telehealth help me determine if I need stitches? Yes, Nurse Practitioners can assess the severity of your cut and advise whether stitches are necessary.

What if my injury gets worse? Your NP can provide follow-up advice or refer you for in-person treatment if your condition changes.

Book Your Telehealth Consultation Today

Don’t let minor injuries disrupt your day. Schedule a telehealth appointment with our Nurse Practitioners today for expert care and guidance from the comfort of your home.

Medical consults with a telehealth doctor or registered nurse online or via phone.

Connect with an Australian Health Registered Practitioner via Telehealth for a BULK BILL Consultation

Australia-wide Telehealth Service

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Frequently Asked Questions

For telehealth consults, if you have a valid Medicare card we will bulk bill you and you will have no out of pocket charge.

Medical certificates are $15.00.

As there are no booked appointment times, there can be a bit of a wait, but usually no more than 20 minutes.

Yes we have both male and female practitioners

It can be for a maximum of 3 days at the discretion of your practitioner.